There is a growing list of Open Source software projects which, while not being Bible study software in the narrower sense, rely on in part or even centrally on our SWORD project and our e-library. If you or your organisation has a special need which fits into our remit, please contact us! If you want to know more about work we have done alone or in collaboration with others read on. Many other small and large projects have kept us busy over the last few years. Other Projects by CrossWire Bible Society Look at the whole range of applications or choose the icon for your platform: You can therefore try several and see which one you end up liking best: All applications in this section use the same library, often stored in the same place on your computer. Several of these applications are cross platform. We have an abundance of applications available to support you in your Bible studies on many different platforms. A place where publishers will find tools to easily make available their works on a vast array of devices and operating systems.A community where volunteers and developers can meet and assist each other in creating great Bible software.A huge and rapidly growing electronic library of Bibles, commentaries, devotional and general books, maps and much more, in many different languages.A cross-platform textual publishing and research engine with bindings for most modern programming languages.

The heart of most projects here at CrossWire use a common technology called The SWORD Project. We provide them with a number of tools that assist them with reaching their domain with Christ. We are also a resource pool to other Bible societies and Christian organizations that can't afford- or don't feel it's their place- to maintain a quality programming staff in house. The CrossWire Bible Society is an organization with the purpose to sponsor and provide a place for engineers and others to come and collaborate on free, open-source projects aimed at serving the Christian Church and offering research resources for seekers.

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